Periodic Table: Transition Metals (Part 2)
18 cards
18 cards
Element
Hafnium
Symbol (Atomic #)
Hf (72)
Named after Copenhagen (Hafnia)
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Tantalum
Symbol (Atomic #)
Ta (73)
Named after Tantalus in mythology
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Tungsten
Symbol (Atomic #)
W (74)
Symbol from wolfram
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Rhenium
Symbol (Atomic #)
Re (75)
Named after Rhine River
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Osmium
Symbol (Atomic #)
Os (76)
Densest naturally occurring element
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Iridium
Symbol (Atomic #)
Ir (77)
Named after Greek goddess Iris
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Platinum
Symbol (Atomic #)
Pt (78)
From Spanish platina (little silver)
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Gold
Symbol (Atomic #)
Au (79)
Symbol from Latin aurum
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Mercury
Symbol (Atomic #)
Hg (80)
Symbol from Latin hydrargyrum
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Rutherfordium
Symbol (Atomic #)
Rf (104)
Named after Ernest Rutherford
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Dubnium
Symbol (Atomic #)
Db (105)
Named after Dubna, Russia
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Seaborgium
Symbol (Atomic #)
Sg (106)
Named after Glenn Seaborg
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Bohrium
Symbol (Atomic #)
Bh (107)
Named after Niels Bohr
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Hassium
Symbol (Atomic #)
Hs (108)
Named after Hesse, Germany
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Meitnerium
Symbol (Atomic #)
Mt (109)
Named after Lise Meitner
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Darmstadtium
Symbol (Atomic #)
Ds (110)
Named after Darmstadt, Germany
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Roentgenium
Symbol (Atomic #)
Rg (111)
Named after Wilhelm Roentgen
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Copernicium
Symbol (Atomic #)
Cn (112)
Named after Copernicus
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